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3. What type of motion a car moving in a straight line has?
a) Vibratory motion
b) Oscillatory motion
c) Rotatory motion
d) Translatory motion

4. What type of motion an aeroplane moving in a straight line has?

a) Vibratory motion
b) Oscillatory motion
c) Rotatory motion
d) Translatory motion

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